Weather Corner Rain Beginning Tonight or Tomorrow Forecast
Weather update shows rain starting tonight or tomorrow with minor temperature changes. San Francisco Bay Area expects rain tonight through Tuesday with high 58-64 and tonight 30-55, southerly winds 30-40 mph. statewide, heavy rains and snow at higher elevations, gusty winds along the coast.
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Weather snapshot for Fort Point San Francisco area
Yesterday’s high reached 53 degrees with today’s low forecast lower. Sunrise was at 4 56 and sunset later in the day. Computed figures show temperature trends and a brief forecast for the ides period.
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Mexico President Candidate Diaz Ordaz Seeks PRI Nomination
Mexico City AP reports Diaz Ordaz, 52, accepted the PRI presidential nomination, resigning as interior minister to pursue the post. He vows to continue Lopez Mateos policies and guarantees foreign investment so long as it does not intrude on Mexican-controlled sectors like oil and utilities. The PRI, dominant despite a weaker opposition, virtually guarantees his 1964 to 1970 presidency.
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Erratic Moscow Judgments Worry U S Wariness Grows
James Marlow notes three recent Russian episodes over 13 months show impulsive moves that backfired internationally. The Cuba missile crisis maneuver, the naval standoff, and a spy claim stirred distrust as both sides faced prideful miscalculation. Moscow’s lack of steady judgment raises concerns about finishable aims and possible consequences.
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Poles Clash With Soviet Vessel Over Cuba Missile Crisis
Istanbul AP report describes Polish passengers leaving a Soviet liner after armed confrontation during a missile tension near Cuba. Expert Prof. Frederick Barghoorn notes Soviet arrest handling and considers how events could have escalated to war.
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Barghoorn Returns Home After Soviet Spy Fallout
Frederick C. Barghoorn, Yale professor, arrives in New Haven after a Moscow- and New York‑to‑New Haven journey following his 1960 arrest on espionage charges. He spoke briefly at a news conference about the experience, declining detail and aiming for quiet after his return. He questioned the Soviet decision to expel him and noted enduring suspicion in the climate for foreign scholars. He said he would withhold more information until he talks with officials in Washington.
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Big Money Bills At Center Stage This Week
Congress moves a $4.276 billion public works measure and over $19 billion in taxpayer funds across military construction and government programs. Senate probes a controversial Wirrplane contract while House debates Cuba student travel and elderly care. House weighs $1.583 billion for military construction as Senate tackles agency and District of Columbia appropriations totaling about $14 billion. Effort aims to clear money bills before Christmas despite stalled tax and civil rights legislation.
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Teen Ager Saves Tots From Blaze In NY Home
OVID New York AP Teen babysitter Jo Anne Reagan 17 fashioned a rope from bed sheets and a bed spread to lower four children and herself from a second floor bedroom during a house fire. Neighbors aided by climbing the rope. Firefighters arrived after the rescue. The Browns were at work when the blaze broke out.
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Almanac Note for Monday November 18, 1963
The entry marks November 18 as the 322nd day of 1963 with 13 to follow. It notes standard time adoption in 1883 dividing the U.S. into four time zones, the 1903 Panama Canal treaty, John L. Lewis becoming CIO president in 1939, and a 1960 U.S. Navy Caribbean patrol against a Cuban invasion. Jefferson’s thought about avoiding purchases just because of low price ends the note.
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